| Times of India NEW DELHI: The rise of social media in politics is no secret, and more and more world leaders are now turning to Twitter. According to Twiplomacy, a study by Burson-Marsteller, more than two-thirds (67.88%) of all heads of state and heads of government … India PM Modi overtakes White House on TwitterBBC News Modi has more ‘followers’ than the White House, says TwitterOneindia Mbabazi ‘most interactive leader on Twitter’…New Vision Business Today –Indian Express –The Indian Republic all 121 news articles |
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